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Shoes


What would my mother say? What could she do? If she new her daughter felt this way? Empty in her shoes I wonder if I tried If my soul could abide To become more worthy Of my parents pride What would my father say? What would he do? If he knew his child felt this way If I tried to fill his shoes I'll find my own pride So they wont have to die Never having a a child With the courage to try
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